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Title: Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Reno, Conrad, 1859-1933 Jones, Leonard A. (Leonard Augustus), 1832-1909
Subjects: Lawyers -- New England Courts -- New England New England -- Biography
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : Century Memorial Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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agement of his cases he is a most untiringworker. )>y constant application to businesshe has accjuired a large clientage. Throughdiligent study and steady practice he has be-come one of the most brilliant membtrs of thebar in Maine, lie has been engaged in manyimportant cases wliiidi have become part of thelegal histcirs of the State. His success as alaw\er and his general popnlaiity aix featurescbaiacteiistic of his earnest nature. Of goodpresence, a clear and forcible s()caker, argu-nientativt to an e.xtreme degree, he is a recog-nized i)0wer with the people and in the coun-cils of the party to which lie belongs. Wluii county attorney, he tried tliric mur-der cases in st\en days, obtaining eoiuietionin ((//. Kenuebei t-(unity saw three of her citi-zens wdio had taken life, in States ))ri.son, twof(ir life and one for seven yiars, in a little o\(rtwo months hoiii the datt the lirst crime wascommitted. .\s .Indge Whiteboiisi, wlat pre-sided at tiie trials, remarkid, this was admin-
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/-^^^■A^X B fO GRAI NICA L. —MA fAE. 25 istcrini; criiiiiiiiii law with cortaiiify and celer-ity, and, he liupcd, witiiout too imuli severity.^^r. Haines is a i;reat admirer of his nati\eState, and jiaiticailarly of his ado)ited citv andthe Kennebec \alley. At the nieetin,t;s of the.State Board of il-ade. uf which Mr. Haineshas been a proniincnl inrndicr, he has alwavsad\oeated Maine. Uw Maine people, as a placein which t TX riLLI.\.M IlTT KiOSSKXniOX I wasV V the eldest son of (Jen. Sanuiel Fes-senden. and wa- burn at iSoscawen, X. II.,Oetciber 1(1. Isdr;. The namt which he re-(■ei\(Ml is indicative n; his fathers pcditicalo)iiiniins. as Iitt.then at the height uf his)iower and icpidation as premier of England,was the idol ol the Xew I%n.t;land Iedcralist-<.IIi= lather w,-i<a^nii of Willi.un fe^^enden,lh( lir^l nnnister of the lir<t )iai-isli in f

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